Sentence examples for jam queue from inspiring English sources

"jam queue" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a line or a queue of cars stuck in traffic, often due to a road obstruction or heavy traffic. Example: The morning commute was a nightmare with a long jam queue that stretched for miles due to a car accident on the highway.

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It can be viewed as a specialized Newell's simplified car-following model (Newell, 2002) which assumes inflow rate dependent jam queue joining times and constant jam queue departing times.

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In order to explain the origins and transition conditions of these congested traffic flow patterns, a concise two-velocity (free flow velocity and congested flow velocity) queueing model was recently designed by Chen et al., 2012b to quantitatively analyze the formation, evolution and dissipation of jam queues.

In high summer East Hampton is a place of horrendous traffic jams, queues for restaurants, celebrity spottings and gaggles of wannabees.

If you've driven a car there, leave a bit earlier than everyone else to avoid jams and queueing – 45 minutes after you arrive should be perfect.

Days were wasted in traffic jams, in queues, on public transport, in long meetings, and in waiting … I felt my city life was over.

There were traffic jams and queues on several roads including the M4, A4, and the A40 in west London; the A12 at the Lea Interchange and A13 Canning Town Flyover in east London Hyde Parkk Corner and Euston Road.

A fellow attendee did notice a jam, however, when he queued up for a bus after arriving Wednesday evening from Italy.

Since, in mixed traffic, the space headway could be as little as 0.5 m during queues in jam conditions and 2Ws are the smallest vehicles in the study with a maximum width of 0.7 m, a lattice with a periodic boundary condition consisting of 10,000 cells of size 0.5 m × 0.7 m was used for simulation.

"Such situations could include traffic jams or long queues at the till, especially in overcrowded stores.

Nigel carefully filters in and out of the traffic and heads for the front of the jam of late-night commuters queuing to get home, stopping as the lights turn red.

It's not a traffic jam - the drivers are queuing up outside a petrol station waiting for diesel, or Solar as it's known in Egypt.

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